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Blackouts all over Los Angeles leave the city in the dark. Don works with his team to figure out if the power outages are an accident or the work of terrorists.
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At episode's end, Charlie Eppes ('David Krumholtz') is in the kitchen preparing dinner for his brother, Don (
Rob Morrow), and father, Alan (
Judd Hirsch), who are seated in front of the TV. As the scene fades to credits, the theme song from the show
Taxi is clearly heard and we see "father and son" settling in to watch an episode of the show that made Judd Hirsch famous.
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Quotes
Charlie Eppes:
She dumped you?
Don Eppes:
Shutup!
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Crazy Credits
436 Power Substations 93,000 Miles of Cable 22,000,000 Megawatts 1 Witness
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Soundtracks
"Angela"
(Theme from "Taxi")
Written by
Bob James
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OMG...can I love this show any more??? I never miss and episode, and I own both seasons 1 and 2...I'm a Numb3rs junkie. The casting of this show is perfect...The three of them really do look like a family...
David Krumholtz is the one that got me hooked...but they all keep me coming back for more.
Wasn't that so cute at the end of Blackout how the "classic" they were watching on late night TV turns out to be "Taxi"?. I thought it was wonderful.
My only complaint....please please PLEASE let Charlie and Don grow their hair back. Charlie was so sexy in the second season, now it looks like they are trying to make him the "nutty professor" again, like he was in the first season. The one thing I admired about the way they write Charlie's character, is that they made him a very hot guy with brains, that has no trouble with women. Unlike the nerd characters you see in other show and movies.....now it's the shorter hair, the troubles with Amita and his whole persona now, seems like that are changing him completely. Please keep Charlie strong, and a little of the cockiness from the first season....
um...can you tell I love David Krumholtz?....ha ha ha My next post...I'll drool over Rob Morrow...then Alimi Ballard....I think I need a bib for my Friday nights.